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A review by kartiknarayanan
The Whole Truth by David Baldacci
2.0
The Whole Truth is the first underwhelming Baldacci that I have read.
The story is disjoint and goes all over the place. The characters are stereotypical. The hero is your typical strong alpha male type and the villain a campy old school james bond type. In fact he even has a sub in his yacht like Karl Stromberg in The Spy Who Loved Me and his nefarious scheme reminded me of Eliot Carver's plan to start a war in Tomorrow Never Dies.
Overall, it was unsatisfying and I am pissed off since I have to read the next book in this series too.
The story is disjoint and goes all over the place. The characters are stereotypical. The hero is your typical strong alpha male type and the villain a campy old school james bond type. In fact he even has a sub in his yacht like Karl Stromberg in The Spy Who Loved Me and his nefarious scheme reminded me of Eliot Carver's plan to start a war in Tomorrow Never Dies.
Overall, it was unsatisfying and I am pissed off since I have to read the next book in this series too.